if ur talking about the SRV pickguard, i bought that, its from the US stevie ray signature guitar, it looks good on any strat i reckon.
pictures of your guitars here
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Mike wrote:Agreed. It's a double whammy of wrong.

I believe this is a double whammy of wrong
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not sure i've posted much about my acoustic here.
it's all relic'd up proper from me being proper clumsy. plus it's the only thing i have at uni. some cameraphone pictures that look like they were taken on a 70s camera to follow:

check out all them scratches, a few digs from various things falling on it too, mostly mics.


it's like my companion guitar-wise. it's been halfway round the world and back with me (literally).
it's all relic'd up proper from me being proper clumsy. plus it's the only thing i have at uni. some cameraphone pictures that look like they were taken on a 70s camera to follow:

check out all them scratches, a few digs from various things falling on it too, mostly mics.


it's like my companion guitar-wise. it's been halfway round the world and back with me (literally).
The Phender-free portrait.
Over two dozen sweet sounding sondz in this shot alone, and I can't believe how much delight I've indulged in over the past 5 months with sheer tonal additions to the quiver. Picked up a reverse-wound Kent Armstong P90 ($30 straight out of the shop, thanks Mr. Ryu!) for the neck spot of the Emily SG today, and will get it put in after the weekend. The circle is now complete.

Over two dozen sweet sounding sondz in this shot alone, and I can't believe how much delight I've indulged in over the past 5 months with sheer tonal additions to the quiver. Picked up a reverse-wound Kent Armstong P90 ($30 straight out of the shop, thanks Mr. Ryu!) for the neck spot of the Emily SG today, and will get it put in after the weekend. The circle is now complete.


Group shot, (left to right) Ibanez AEL10BKLE(i think), Mustang 2,(trashed and used to experiment many different things on) Ibanez GRX20L, Mustang 3, Ibanez(yes I know I own a few of them) Artcore Hollow body (strung with 4 strings tune CGCG), and Mustang 1(bought first).
On the 2nd Ibanez there is a drum stick placed under the strings by the bridge, it gives off a wind chime-ish sound.
Traded a slightly unoriginal AVRI Jazzmaster for it.othomas2 wrote:The only one I have tried had a repaired headstock that has been snapped off and was going for about £350 ish... still played great... they feel like an old pair of smelly comfy slippers... coming from a guy who can't really play Gibo's. Dare I ask how much you got it for ?
I've always wanted to play one of those old Guilds, despite not liking SG's.
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I'd have to disagree. I've played a few vintage S100s and I've not touched a Gibson SG or an SG-alike that I've thought felt better than them. I love their necks and those old Guild humbuckers are amazing. All my personal opinion of course.
Have you played any other than the one your mate had? Perhaps his was a dud.
Have you played any other than the one your mate had? Perhaps his was a dud.









